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The Thesis Gold team had a great week at the 2024 Precious Metals Summit in Beaver Creek! We've been meeting with top-tier investors and industry leaders, sharing exciting updates on our Lawyers-Ranch Gold-Silver Project, and have been receiving a positive response to our updated Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA). Ewan’s presentation received a positive response, with the audience highly engaged in learning more about the updated PEA. The PEA showcases standout results, including an after-tax NPV5% of C$1.28 billion, a 35.2% IRR, and a quick two-year payback period. Investors are particularly excited about the 32% increase in production and the 14-year life of mine, reinforcing the significant potential of our Toodoggone Mining District project. We’re looking forward to wrapping up more valuable discussions before the summit concludes. If you haven’t connected with us yet, there’s still time to meet our team and hear about our path toward a Pre-Feasibility Study and ongoing 10,000-metre drill program. See Ewan’s full presentation from the conference here: https://lnkd.in/gE7jFH63 #ThesisGold #PEA #MiningExploration #PreciousMetals #ToodoggoneDistrict #GoldExploration #MiningInvestments #Gold

Trying to put together my thoughts after a busy week at AABC / Minerals and Mines in Las Vegas - there are so many, so perhaps my main takeaways are best put into bullets. - The mood around electrification is positive and the election does not seem to have dampened the enthusiasm or innovation. - The industry is less dependent on government than many people think. - I love the way that regions in the US that have critical mineral deposits to develop are taking a holistic approach, by establishing educational programs in their local colleges to train their communities for the great jobs that will be available and simplifying permitting/approvals for complimentary businesses (eg battery manufacturing). - Mineral processing methods are evolving to improve efficiency, time to market and byproduct recovery to support critical mineral demands. - National security concerns around critical mineral supplies are valid and need attention. - Novel mining techniques (bio, deep sea) offer new opportunities for mineral supplies. - ESG and how we develop resources matters, benefitting the communities from which they are sourced, as well as the planet. It should not simply shift harm from a tailpipe to a mine site. - Mining and heavy duty vehicles present a whole new challenge and opportunity for technology and innovation - and the work happening is exciting! From the mine environmental conditions, generating assets, charging technology and infrastructure, battery chemistry - the list goes on. It's not the same as a regular EV. - Recycling is an important part of the equation - from recovery methods tailored to the feedstock to transportation challenges, spent batteries need to be processed to reduce waste and re-introduce the valuable metals back into the supply chain for new cells. I also wanted to take a moment to publicly thank our amazing presenters and attendees at this year's AABC and Minerals and Mines Summit. I learned a ton, met some wonderful people and can't wait to continue our efforts to help the community come together to innovate and drive progress.

?? High capacity to generate discovery news flow with a new portfolio of highly prospective ground with established targets across New South Wales | Koonenberry Gold discussed in Lion Selection Group's Quarterly Report: "The attraction of Koonenberry to Lion has broadened with the recent acquisition," the report says. "For Lion, this investment offers: Continued exposure to the prospectivity of the Koonenberry field; a new, advanced focus project at Enmore with proven high grade and broad gold mineralisation that are walk up drill targets; a much broader project portfolio with multiple options to create discoveries, news flow, crystallise value or commercialise." Read more: https://loom.ly/gEcRlR0

?? COBRE LIMITED | Adam Wooldridge | Stockhead TV ?? Market Talk | Investor Relations and Media Collaborations is an investor event series that brought together seven ASX-listed resource developers and producers for an afternoon of presentations on 6 May at Sydney’s Hubert Theatre Royale. ??? Read the editorial feature here: https://lnkd.in/g9Gzw4Nm -- Hosted by Perth-based ResolveIR and Investability IR and in partnership with Australia's leading news website, covering emerging stories Stockhead, the one-day investor event showcased carefully selected, high growth companies at various levels of development in the #resources sector. This week’s #MarketTalk event showcased seven companies that prove there’s still immense value to be unlocked on the ASX. Watch the interview with COBRE LIMITED, Adam Wooldridge and Stockhead TV ?????? https://loom.ly/fY_6lgs -- #Copper explorer COBRE LIMITED holds the second largest tenement holding within the Kalahari Copper Belt in Botswana that sits between two producers in the region, Sandfire Resources and MMG. This places its ground along strike from and adjacent to some of the known deposits – including producing deposits – in the belt. The company has a three pronged approach towards exploration, the first of which is to look for new tier 1 discoveries, particularly in the large fold structures that occur in the Kalahari. -- Nara Kassam Dannika Warburton Evy Litopoulos #exploration #basemetals #resources #investing #stockstowatch #watchlist #ASX #CBE #stocks

Honored to attend the Better In Our Back Yard 5th annual dinner last night with several members of the GPM, Inc. team and left feeling a newfound sense of pride and enthusiasm in my career choice, the industries I get to work in and most of all, the people who I get to meet along the way! Got the rare opportunity to sit with Keynote speaker Keaton Turner and his message regarding the past and current negative perception of mining is often by the vast majority of society who don't understand it, don't live/work in it or don't appreciate what responsible mining provides to them. People don't know what they don't know (It's not your fault!) and we need to change that about mining...like RIGHT NOW in order to sustain and prosper in the way of life people are accustomed to! So....what about mining is GOOD?! Mining is beneficial for several reasons, we'll just hit some high points for now....it provides essential raw materials for various industries, including construction, technology, and energy among countless others. It creates fantastic job opportunities and supports local economies by generating incomes to start and raise families on while fostering community development. Additionally, when conducted responsibly, mining can lead to environmental restoration efforts and the implementation of sustainable practices and not to mention awesome recreational activities for generations! Mining supports modern life and economic growth while contributing to advancements in technology and infrastructure. Last time I checked, advancements in technology and infrastructure are pretty damn important to me and most people I know...but it simply doesn't happen without mining! Here's one more interesting fact I'll leave you with today, for those who've utilized public schools albeit yourself, your children etc....here in MN, of the $51,000,000 (thats $51M) dollar distribution from the Permanent School Fund in 2024 , which EVERY school district in the state benefited from, over 80% of those dollars come directly from mining! This fund was written into our states founding constitution in 1858 as they knew the land and proper use of it was/is one of our most critical assets and more so today than ever! The time is NOW to change the negative perception of mining...it's a giant, awesome, fast-paced, hi-tech, invaluable industry that can no longer survive in the shadows of the misunderstood. Thank you Ryan Sistad for another awesome event, looking forward to what's to come!

I’ve read this post from Antonio Atanasov a few times now. The timing is perfect. While all signs still point to a 2002-2007 style supercycle building, it’s not going to feel that way very often. Looking back that time, it seems much shorter, but the numbers tell a different story. For example, the TSX Venture Composite, the best gauge for junior mining stocks at the time, went from 900 in 2002 to 3600 in 2007. That’s a 300% increase over five years. There were dozens (maybe hundreds) of ten-baggers during that time. But when you break it down, that’s an annual growth of “just” 32%. With today’s underlying supply and demand conditions in many metals, that kind of growth feels beyond possible and probable, but it will take time. Link to Antonio's post as follows: https://lnkd.in/g65kfa5f

We're excited to start on our Coffee with Samso Insights journey! This is where we do a deep exploration of mineral exploration, the people behind it, the workings and key companies, projects and trends. Coffee with Samso Episode 198 is the first of our Insights Series, and Allan Kelly, Executive Chair of Miramar Resources Limited is here to share his passion about what he is doing and why he is spending money on the project. I consider Allan to be a true mineral explorationist. Listen to him and you can't help but be attracted by his sincerity, passion and enthusiasm as he shares insights on the projects in Miramar Resources Limited. Don't miss these highlights from Allan: 13:18 Is the Development of Geological Skills still a common trait? 15:27 What traits do you need to stay in the mineral exploration industry? 17:05 The Keys to be a Mineral Explorationist. 17:35 Don't be afraid to say you don't know something. 18:22 What is the core asset required to do well in the industry? 19:03 Need to have Endurance, the "Non-Technical Asset" - "Non-Geological Assets" 21:18 The Andy Well Story 23:29 The many reasons why a project may not be discovered. 24:30 How do you decide and manage which projects to leave behind? 29:56 The lack of Mineral Exploration and Mineral Discovery. 32:24 Does criticism ever affect you? 34:26 The Gidgee Project and The Paleochannel Problem. 35:11 Is it frustrating to be misunderstood about the Gidgee Project? 37:30 How do investors understand exploration results? 41:23 How to understand lack of mineralisation strike length. 42:31 What are Allan's thoughts on the Mineral Exploration sector? 43:49 Lack of patience from brokers. 45:03 Reasons why Allan is optimistic with Nickel and the Bangemall project. ??https://hubs.ly/Q02LPpwk0 #Samso #Investments #CoffeeWithSamso #RoosterTalk #SamsoInsights #NoelOng #MineralExploration #ASX #compellingASXstories #MiramarResourcesLimited #M2R #AllanKelly

How Sahan Gold Corporation Came to Be Earlier this year, I found myself in a conversation that would change everything. It started with three of us sharing dreams over coffee—dreams of making a tangible impact right here at home. We had different backgrounds but shared one vision: to tap into the potential of our land. That’s how we connected with a group of young, talented gold miners from different parts of the country. They had skills, ambition, and a deep understanding of the terrain. We had ideas, resources, and the drive to see them through. Together, we took a leap of faith. We named our venture Sahan Gold Corporation—a fitting name for a journey rooted in exploration, resilience, and unity. We weren’t just digging for gold; we were building a pathway for our continent's resources to reach the world, refined to perfection. Every ounce of gold we extracted carried not just the shimmer of success but the weight of risks we embraced and the long hours we poured into making it real. In those early days, we faced moments of doubt. There were sleepless nights, unexpected setbacks, and questions about whether we’d even make it through the first phase. But we believed in each other, and we believed in the power of collaboration. And as we pushed forward, the results came. Today, I’m proud to say that over 300 kg of gold have been mined and refined, ready to be shared with the world. This story is more than just numbers or profit; it’s about people coming together, believing in the impossible, and proving that unity can transform dreams into reality. Sahan Gold is not just a company—it’s a symbol of what we can achieve when we join hands, take risks, and never stop pushing forward.

With this post on Donna Kitsos comes the end of my reflections on November 6-8’s retreat, Humility and Exploration, at Nikoi Private Island. Donna—in mining—was a participant who reminds me of my Coaching Philosophy: “I hold strong environmental values and am open to working with people across all industries, even in sectors that may seem misaligned with sustainability. I believe that individuals can create meaningful change within their organizations and communities, and my focus is on supporting people who are motivated to make a difference.” The way Donna and I initially connected was via our interest in the current narrative around and the environmental impacts of mining, but what about it could be made better, and how? I didn’t have the technical knowledge like Donna did, but I had the knowledge on human dynamics, starting with ourselves as tools to activate enabling relationships, and to know what to do with relationships that choose the status quo. Donna came into the retreat with courage. She didn’t let anyone tell her that this space, where everyone else was more readily a projection of “Sustainability,” wasn’t for her. (Even to me now, a visceral shudder appears when I hear the name of her industry. My own imagination brings me to associations of social and environmental injustice: child labor, detonated landscapes, the Global North profiting from the work of the Global South, racism, colonialism, just to name some. All the words I’ve learned to feel unsettled about and to want to eject from my own “goodness” are nestled in “mining”—and yet I use an iPhone and type this message on a MacBook. The end result of mining is at my fingertips, even used to convey these ideas.) The question—and I believe Donna brought in the right one—is “How can we do this better?” “How can I use my time at Nikoi to unravel some things?” The moment we stop labeling “the industry” (abstract, it doesn’t make decisions) as doing something and turn that noun into a person or a group of people, which are accountable, decision-making organisms, possibilities to improve are restored. I believe Donna’s sense of self and its power are what we need. We don’t need people to all get out of their positions, but we do need more people with the courage to say, “I would like to make things better.” The rest of my year is quite full, but 2025, starting in mid-February, will open up to a landcape of coaching where I hope to join more people in spaces where they see themselves as agents of change. Thank you, Donna, for being present with us, and for showing up to the world in a way where you’re curious about your power. You’ve also inspired me to continue my work and stick with my philosophy: people everywhere matter. To end, I go back to a picture of all of us at the retreat. Thank you, Jacinta Lim, Susannah Jaffer, Riddhima Bhatnagar, Jacqui Hocking, and Andrew Dixon, too. ??

Recent drilling at SLAM’s 100% owned Goodwin Copper-Nickel project has confirmed high-grade core intervals, including 64.90m grading 2.19% CuEq from 23.60m and 31.20m grading 3.84% CuEq from the same depth in hole GW24-02. These results mark an exciting step forward in our exploration efforts as we continue to assess the project’s full potential.